You can buy our gluten free bread and focaccia at some proper destination food shops, from Selfridges' Foodhall on Oxford Street to independent farm shops and health food stores the length of the country. Here's where to find it, grouped by region, with the two big prestige names first.
Everything below stocks bread from The Bakery by Knife & Fork, a 100% dedicated gluten free bakery in Oxfordshire. Our rosemary focaccia holds a Great Taste Award, we're rated 4.79 stars from over 1,400 reviews, and everything is baked fresh weekly, so stock at any one shop does sell out from time to time, especially at weekends. If a stockist below happens to be sold out when you visit, it's almost always restocked within a few days, and you can always order direct from us in the meantime. You can see every stockist, shops and cafés both, on our interactive stockists map, which is kept up to date as new shops come on board.

The prestige anchors
Selfridges, London

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Our bread sits in the Foodhall on the lower ground floor of Selfridges' flagship Oxford Street store, alongside a curated range of premium and artisanal food from around the world and the department store's own in-house restaurants and cafés. If you're gluten free bread shopping in the West End, start here.
Daylesford

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Daylesford Organic was founded in 1975 by Carole Bamford on her family's Cotswolds farm and has grown into one of the country's best-known organic farm shop groups, with its own creamery, market garden and bakery on site. It's the kind of place that turned "farm shop" into a destination day out long before that was fashionable. You'll find our bread at the Cotswolds flagship in Kingham, and at all three London branches: Notting Hill, Brompton Cross and Pimlico.
London
Tuck Shop, Hackney Wick
A sustainability-led grocer, butcher, bottle shop and coffee bar on Fish Island, founded by two locals through crowdfunding. It runs refill stations for pantry and household goods and stocks other independents alongside our bread.
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Penge General Store, Penge
An independent deli, grocer and general store on Penge High Street, known for fresh bakes, cheese, fresh pasta and store-cupboard goods, plus refill stations for dry goods and cleaning products. A proper neighbourhood shop.
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Marleys Bakery, Barnet
A fellow independent bakery, near High Barnet tube with a second site in Hampstead, known for handmade cakes and its own gluten free, dairy free and vegan treats, including gluten free croissants, pain au chocolat and bagels. It stocks our bread alongside its own bakes.
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South West

Greenlife, Totnes

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An independent health food shop on Totnes market square, trading since 1990 and one of the largest health food retailers in the South West. It stocks organic, Fair Trade, vegan and raw foods, plus fresh produce from local Devon growers.
John's of Appledore & John's of Instow, Devon

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A family-run deli, café and grocer trading for around a hundred years, with two sites on the Devon coast. The original at Instow dates to 1926 and overlooks the harbour; the Appledore site opened its café in 2012 and won Best Café the following year.
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Little Comfort Farm, Braunton
An organic working farm near Braunton with self-catering cottages and an on-site farm shop that sells our gluten free bread alongside its own beef and other farm produce. The shop is open around the clock to guests, and available to non-guests on pre-order.
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Catch Fabulous Fishcakes, Calshot
An award-winning artisan fishcake maker based in Calshot in the New Forest, twice a Great Taste Award winner in its own right. Good company for our bread on anyone's supper table.
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South East
Lansdown Health Store, Lewes
An independent health food shop on Cliffe High Street, trading for around 30 years, stocking vitamins, herbal supplements, special dietary and organic foods and natural bodycare. There's a sister branch in Uckfield too.
Midlands & the North
Unicorn Grocery, Manchester

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A worker-owned cooperative grocery in Chorlton, founded in 1996 and run on a flat-pay, fully democratic model. It's been named the UK's Best Food Retailer at the BBC Food & Farming Awards twice, and works with more than 300 suppliers with a strong focus on local and organic produce.
Appleseeds Health Store, Ulverston
An independent health food shop on Market Street in Ulverston, Cumbria, founded in 1985 and under its present owners since 1996. A proper long-standing local fixture.
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Valley Organics Workers Co-op, Hebden Bridge

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An organic and wholefoods shop on Market Street, open since 2001 and run as a workers' co-operative since 2013, with equal pay and shared decision-making among the team.
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Scotland
Community Carrot, Dunbar

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A community-owned greengrocer on Dunbar High Street, trading as the Crunchy Carrot since 2000 and bought into community ownership in 2019 through a share offer. Proper local food, proper local ownership.
A note on coeliac safety
Our bread itself is 100% dedicated gluten free. It's baked in a bakery in Oxfordshire that never handles wheat, so nothing containing gluten touches it before it leaves our door. Once it's on a shop shelf, though, it's usually sitting alongside other bread and gluten-containing products, and how each shop stores, slices and handles it is down to them, not us.
If you're coeliac, do check with staff in-store if you're ever unsure, particularly around anything sliced or served loose rather than in its original packaging, or displayed near an in-store bakery counter that also handles wheat. Every shop on this list is genuinely proud to stock proper gluten free bread, and we're proud they do.
Not near any of these?
We deliver our full range UK-wide, baked fresh every week. Our Gluten Free Taster Bundle is a good way to try us first (pair it with a loaf or granola to clear free delivery, since the Taster Bundle alone doesn't hit the threshold). Or set up a regular order on our Build A Box page and never run out.
Run a shop, deli or farm shop and think your customers would love it too? See how wholesale works, or use the "Nominate your local shop" box on our stockists page to point us towards your favourite.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy gluten free bread near me?
Our interactive stockists map shows every shop, deli and farm shop that stocks us, filterable so you can see just shops rather than cafés and restaurants.
Is the bread sold in these shops dedicated gluten free?
The bread itself is, baked in our own 100% dedicated gluten free bakery in Oxfordshire. The shops that stock it are not dedicated gluten free retailers though, so if you're coeliac, it's worth checking with staff if you're ever unsure how it's been stored or handled in-store.
What if there's no stockist near me?
We deliver our full range across the UK every week. Try a Taster Bundle to start, or set up a regular order on our Build A Box page.